Breaking: Rep. Ted Lieu accused AG Pam Bondi of lying under oath after he played DOJ Epstein files and a driver’s FBI tip; Bondi snapped, “Don’t you ever accuse me of a crime.” Thoughts? Comment. According to Axios. #news
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On February 11, 2026, Rep. Ted Lieu accused Attorney General Pam Bondi of lying under oath during a heated House Judiciary Committee hearing, after showing video and documents from the DOJ’s recently released Epstein files. (axios.com) Lieu cited a witness statement to the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center — allegedly from a limo driver who claimed to overhear incriminating remarks and said a woman later died — and urged the DOJ to interview the witness. (indy100.com) Bondi, defending President Trump and denying evidence of criminality, snapped, “Don’t you ever accuse me of a crime,” and faced calls from Democrats for her resignation. (yahoo.com)
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Rep. Nancy Mace told Piers Morgan she has reviewed the DOJ’s unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files and called the names she saw “shocking.” (independent.co.uk) She said the list includes Republicans and Democrats—”prime ministers, former prime ministers, former presidents,” and media personalities—and called heavy redactions “one of the greatest cover-ups in American history.” (mediaite.com) The Justice Department released millions of pages last month but has allowed members of Congress limited in‑person reviews amid fierce criticism. (independent.co.uk) Attorney General Pam Bondi and ex‑FBI official Kash Patel have faced scrutiny over sparse or withheld records in the release. (axios.com) Lawmakers, survivors and Mace are demanding immediate transparency and subpoenas now. (theguardian.com)
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